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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20

ALLEGED Boy BURGLARS.-Wm. Garrett and JnO.
II. Thornton, the cOlOred boys arrested by Detec-
tives Mahon and Carter on suspicion of committing
several robberies in the northern part OF the city,
were taken into the Police Court this afternoon
and tried on a charge OF rODbing the house OF MIR.
A. T. Hensey, No. $40 street, OF about $50 worth
OF clothing. They were held Tor the action OF the
grand jury, and as there are other charges against
81 LOCO each.
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Chaie0WO Marlk0So,

CHICAGO liz. Decsmber 20, IL q. m.-Receipts
q sey. ssng ever ne essdmsss q ys:t:sday e.ussd
wheat sYsnsd q g. snd Nay corn ct 53k. At this
S3M; Corn. k31 oSsts. SSk; pork. la47h; lard,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20

THERE Is A COLD WAVE on the boards at the
Signal Office that is, the prediction officer can
see one coming from distance, but no one knows
Just when 1t will strike washington, nor how much
| of 1t will strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20

BALTIMORE. Nd, pecembef 20..vifEinia skies,
consolidated past due coupons, %; ten-forties,
BALTIMoRE. Nd. Decembsr 2O.--.Cotton steady and
euiet-middling 1O.. flour steady. with moderate
amber. y2asS western hishs. and quiet; 30 winter
sSfH; Nay, 92na93k. Corn-southern easier and
fairly sctve; white and yellow o3aS4 western higher
and iairly ectavss ixsd, spot 54a4s; January,
IS sa66; February. 56A.a57; May. 90: steamer, 53T
ssksd 0sss stesdy with fair ds.nsnd1southern and
MIXED. Sass: kys Arm: g4.ga fsoyiaions quiet and
nary y fair, lst.i0. suYar.coyper, refined hrm,
ljsl6. Wildly hrm. t:lfa1.1S. Other Articles
cotton. SD nour, ls6d grain easier, 4a4Ad He.
ceipsD1our, l05$5 barrsls; wheat 10000 bushels;
cofn, 73OOO bushels; oats, 1000 bushels. Ship
nisnts-whest, 5000 bushels balss-wheat $4,000
bushels; corn, 14300o bushels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Coroon Z Macartney IA 10 street
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ROBBERIEs REPORTED.-Some time last night the
jewelry store OF Randolph RObey, No. 1914 18th
street, was entered by burglars by forcing open
the front door with jmmey, and s37. so worth OF
jewelry stolen. Michael Belcher, No. 430 9th
street northwest, reports stolen q gold watch
worth $S5,
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C1upeper, Va, POst-Office Robbed.
The Post-Onice Department to-day received In.
formation from Culpeper, Va, to the eject that
the post-ofice at that place was robbed last night
The safe was blown open and Its contents carried
on The robbery Is supposed TO have been CON-
mitted by persons seen about the post-ofnce.
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The Courts,


CIRCUIT COURT-.Jud0e Cbr.
To-day, Keyser agts Hume ct al; verdict for
plainttn. Failer agt- Hotter; on trial
EQUITY COURT-Jtldge Merrtck.
To-day, McClelland agt. McCleland; dismissal
OF bill, and cross bill ordered. Gockeier agt
Gockeler; Mary F. GOckeler and Jacob F. Wilson
appointed guardians ad litem. Purner agt Pur-
ner; F. Bea1l, do: Eastwood agt Gilmorei time to
take testimony limited. Absolute agt Altschule;
appearance OF defendant ordered. Wright agt
Wright; petition Of I. A: Newman referred to the
auditor. Davis agt. Davis; sale finally ratified,
and referred to special auditor Miller agt. Miller
sale ratified, and reference to auditor.
POLICE C0uRT-Judoe Shell.
To-day, Timothy sullivan, sunday bar; so;
appeal noted. Charles N. Smallwood ana Robert
Taylor, disorderly conduct; s. or Is days each:
George Reed, profanity; IS or 2 days Edward
Taylor, disorderly conduct; IS or l5 days VIM.
Harrison, do; eolIateral forfeited WIN: Tenor,
or is days. VIM. Ebert. driving over sidewalk; 81
or daya George washington, disorderiy CON
duet % OF 70 days John Garter 90; do May ,
orderly conduct; s. or 10 dcys
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C. 8. Moore and L. NJ. Fields, for John +. ktleen
! filed suit against A. A. Wilson, United states
Marshal, to recover 5000 damages. The plain
TIL brings this suit for trespass claiming that de-
fendant, on December l, 1856 with arms and force
| entered upon his premises, store 300 9TH street
valued as $3.50. thereby breaking him up In bust
l ness
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PATENTS have been issued to citizens OF the Dis
trict as follows: Geo. A. McIlhenny, for a gas re-
tort, and Edward j. De Smedt for artificial pave.
ment,
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LoNDoN, Dec. 20.--The 4p0vtsnsan says the con-
test between Smith and Kilrain was more Of q
wrestling masen than prise-asht
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THEY THINK AN OUTSIDER WILL GET IT.-Some
Mr.. Enrights friends who are In position to be
In his confidence say that they know he will bef
appointed postmaster of Washington.
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w hen baby was sick. We gave her Castoria.
When she was ch1ld she cried for Cassoria
When she became Mis-. ahs chung to Castoria,
When Ne hod Chiltsou, Vie gave them Cxssoria.
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in an illegal manner; II has been tempered
with, and measures ininiCal TO the inter
csts of the order have been nilroadcd into
what is called law
"l5. War has been wagcd by the admin
istrauon r:ng against trades unions and
trades districts The motto OF the ring
has been, Down with the trades districts:
cXtcrminate the trades unions. This i'm
spite OF our obligation TO extend n helping
hand to all branches OF honorable toll.
40. Nearly every important strike or
lockout, in which the general officers in
tcrfered, was lost.
~. As result Of this laundering,
wishy-washy, incompetent and stupidity
arbitrary policy, the membership Of the
order has decreased 1924 members in
one year.
rs. In spite of the decrease of member
ship, they have increased the annual OK
pendtures OF the general officers to $500,
600.
40. There was no itcmiacd account of
receipts and expenditures issued either
quarterly, as had formerly been the Gus.
tom, or TO the general assembly.
40. In the general assembly arguments
were met by buncombc, gag law was re.
duced TO a system by the use of the pre-
vious question, outrageous decisions rem
dercd, appeals and protests ignored all
for the purpose OF covering up the pscality
of those in power.
"All local and district assemblies in ac-
cord with the above, or desiring iniorma-
ton, will please address
"CuAmEs +. SEIB,
Secretary Provisional Committee.
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sugar 90 to 90 polarization, were made
at 81 25@3 20! gold per quintal. The
market closed firm. Stocks in ware
houses at Havana and Mantanzas, 1880
bNs, 23S,0 900 bags and |, 200 hhds. Re
ccipts for the week, 20 hhds; exports
during the week, 2,lOO bxs, 81 800
bags and 7l2 hhds; of which, 1850
hxs, $1,000 bags and 272 hhds TO the
United States. Molasscs sugar, regular
10 good polarization, 500 % gold per
quintal; muscoyHdo nominal; centrifugal,
go 10 96' polarization, in hhds, bags and
bxs, 81 Sll@3 Ia. Bacon, Sl7 gold
per cwt, Butter Superior American,
S25 gold per quintal. Flour, $40 - gold
per brl for American, Jcrkcd beef
IS 90 gold per Quintal. Hams American
sugar cured, $40 gold per quintal for
northern and S23 80 for southern. Lard -
In kegs, Sl2 gold per quintal, in tins,
Sl3 20. Potatoes American, 81 80 gold
per brl. Lumber Nominal. Shocks
Nominal, White navy beans, 81 % gold
per quiutal. Chewing tobacco SO gold
per Quintal. Hoops Nominal Erights
Nominal; per hid OF sugar loading at
Havana or ports on the north coast oi
Cuba for the United States, 81 25C62 80
gold. Exchange quiet and firm. Spanish
gold, 81 30lG92 500.
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a u,s,.rI.u. xsrmipt,

spcrial Dispatch ~ the Appeal,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 23.-rhc com
munity around llbo avenue is la state
oi great excitement over the IMPORT that d
hidcous animal Is roaming around Fort
Ncglcy seeking Ia dcyour whatever Great.
urc came within liz way. Two colorcd
men, Who were returning home from the
city, were attracted 10y is sudden appear.
nncc. The animal rusn upon his hind
feet aud advanced, uttcring a deep
rroWl. The frightened negroes turned AMI
ilcd They met Mr. James Wilson, 10
whom they related the story. al the men
procured guns aud pistols and started IN
pursuit No amount 81 persuasion could
Induce the ncgrpDs 10 accompany them.
Aiicr having wandered about ior two ~
three hour The monster again made III
appearance. The gentlemen fired There
WIS great scampcring ia the bushes, but,
a. their surprise, No signs uf a. They
discovered large hole on the south side
NJ the fort, which seemed tOhayc been duy
by some animal with very sharp claws.
There WIS largc quantity Of feathers In
tho bDttDtu
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The Kansas Tragedy

DrsMoINrs, Ia, Oct. -. The shocking
tragedy at Maxwell, story county, last
night, has plunged that community into
the deepest gloom. II appears that Perry
Ackcr who committed the cowarlly muir
der, had stated, last c,cningahoutj O'Clock,
that hc was bent on destroying somebody
lie borrowed revolver from a hardware
store ON prctcnsc that lac wanted TO shoot u
dog, hut wcntF,mipht tothc office ui Justice
ui the Peace Schmct1"r, and, asking him
| u lac was ready to take his mcdicinc, al.
ministorcd II without further explanation
shooting him In the lclt lower jaw, th'
ball passing down npd out Z, the shoulde
blade. lie next cnierd the office o
/ Mayor French anil, stealing up behind
him, sent bullet into his hrnin. Ia,
mayor never uttered q wurl but died
within nm hour The murderer then
passed into the street. his crime NJ yet lie
ing unknown, AMI, meeting soycnll citi-
zcns, lac talked In u threatening manner
about evening up old scorcs, and bran.
dishing his revolver freely. Passing iuto
the entrance of Odd Fellows hall, hc said
goodbye Ia the postmaster on the way
rrnarkng that be- WIS going "a hell, aud
then shot himself, diving immediately
Ackcn was rhiiilcse fellow, who had
been Tor some time nn object oi suspicion,
bui M one suspected any such startling
crime IN he committed
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Methods, Mission society.

LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 23.-The eighteenth
annual meeting Of the national committee
Of the women's Foreign Mission society Of
the Methodist Episcopal church, has been
In session hero Tor three days. There are
twcnty-seycn delegates present, represent
ing the nine districts Of the United States,
which embrace the country from Maine "a
California. The reports Of the officer
show the society In flourishing condition.
The collections for the past year amounted
10 $50, 900, an increase Of $1,000 over the
previous year. The board will remain In
session all VI next week.
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THE sUEz CANAL.
Convention OF the Powers with Regard
To It's Regulation.

Convention OF the Powers with Regard
to It's Regulation.
PARIS, October 23.--The negotiations for
conventions regarding the New lIcbrides
islands and the Sucz canal have been con.
cludcd, and the conventions will I've signed
tomorrow. The Sucz canal convention pro
yidcs that the canal shall he kept open in
time Of war; that no act Of hostility shall
he permitted at either Of its approaches or
on its banks within zone To be-
determined by an international
commission on supervision; that
hclligcpnt powers shall neither
embark ur discmhark troops or war mate
rial on the canal or in the ports of access
and that u Egypt proves unable 10 compel
respect for the tpaty she will appeal to
Turkey, who, in concert with the signa-
tory powers, will take the necessary meas
ups 10 enforce Obedience. II IL reported
that Germany, Austria and Russia already
approve the Sucz convention.
The New llchridcs convention confirms
the agreements of 1873 and 1881, aud
provides that any action necessary Ia main
tain order shall dcyolvc upon the English
aud French mcn.oi.war, and that Franc,
shall cyacuatc the military posts.
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special Dispatch 10 the Appeal.
CorruyuLr, Miss, Oct. 23.-Circuit
Clerk John H. llomcry, who was shot In
the bowels 10y III. Hyde ON the 9th day Of
last August, died from the effects II his
wound at O'Clock this morning. Owing
10 the skiliul management Of the Ease, Mr.
llomcry's life was prolonged for over two
months, but after every known remedy
had been exhausted csank rapidly, aud
quietly passed. away at dawn this morning.
Although the officers have made diligrnt
efforts they have failed Ia capture young
Hyde, and he il still ut large
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Tennessee Murderer Arrested.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Oct 81. ID.
Isham, Of Roane county, Tenn, was arrested
here today for the murder Of Jacob New
man, February % last. Isham confessed,
and saws that Newman had abducted his
daughter, and that the shooting was done
because Newman refused 10 surrender 20
Isham, who had been deputized by the
sheriff TO arrest him. Isham walked all
the way from Tennessee 10 this city, and
for several months has been working on a
farm near here. Sheriff Bowers went %
jefferson City tonight to procure requisi'
finn uauera
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An omn,bu. po,,,isai Conference.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct 23-Prcliminary
arrangements have been made for the hold
ing In this city, about the middle Of De-
ccnber, Of n conference Of all labor politi-
cal elements or factions In the country, at
which there will be representatives from
all sections Of the Uniun. The object Of
No conference IL said 10 bc 10 harmonic
hll the factions Of the labor party under
one banner for the campaign next year and
TO adopt general plaiilnm. Anoihcrpur-
pose is a. decide upon new namc-one
IN which the word labor will not appear.
The National Free Sol party Is the name
which II II thought will Dc adopted. i IL
expected that Henry George will be q
prominent figure In Dc conference and
that II will adopt his land theory. II II
also expected that the cpnlcUncc will fix a
date and place for holding q national nom
mating convention. II dis IL done AN ef'
fort will be made TO have the convention
| hold here
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NEw ORLEANS, La, Oct. 23.-A Key
West special TO the Times Democrat says
Private adviccs 10y the last steamer from
Havana announces the death Of Bcribcn,
the second in command OF the united no
evolutionary forces Of the interior, and who
lead an expedition leaving here on August
- last, and landing at liacunayngua, near
Mantanns. Six days after landing, being
surrounded In the Nlocian mountains
some ten days since by 1900 soldiers, they
were compelled 10 cut their way ont.
Bcribcn was among the frt seriously
wounded, being struck In the abdomen
and the bowels prutruding upon his sud.
die. lie resolved W sell his life dearly
lie rallied his men and charged force
numbering eight 10 one. lie met in single
combat and killed u Spanish officer, but
only 10 bc struck 10 the ground moment
later. killed by spanish slbcr. over 800
shois were exchanged and several soldiers
killed, but no other filibustor was serious
" wounded. After Benbcns death his
followers rCtrcated further into the in
terror, where they are now under com
mand Of Col. Manuel turia. A large
number Of recruits are believed to antci-
pate leaving Key West ~ soon ~ oppor-
iunity offers. Spanish mcn-oi.war are
closely guarding the island, and the ram
Sanchez, from Havana, is IN our harbor
tonight. Senior Antonio Scambroya, u
newly elected senator, who recently left
for Madrid, gave assurances that unless
the Cortcs granted Cuba home rule, he
would use every effort TO inaugurato a
revolution"
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ISDIAN,roIs, Ind, Oct 23.-Gcorgc
DcBurgcr a driver ON a street car line In
the southern part Of the city, was assaulted
on his car nj late hour last night, rccciy'
ing injuries from which ho died today. lie
was found on the car unconscious and
bleeding from wounds on his head, but r.
yiyed sufficiently 10 state that two men
were concerned In the assault. lie was
unable To give q description Of the men
aud there Ncrc no other persons about
The money box WIS not disturbed and the
drivers watch was found ON his person.
The motive ior the crime Is unknown.
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BANK CLEARINas.
The Gross Exchanges for the Past Week
in Loading Citiea.

The Gross Exchanges for the Past Week
in Leading Cities.
BosroN, Mass, Oct. 22-Thc following
table, compiled from dispatches to the Post
from the managers Of the leading clearing
houses Of the United States shows the gros,
exchanges for the week ending October H.
1887, with the per cent OF increase or dc
crease as compared with the amounts for the
corresponding week in 1886
New York, $40, 55l ,452 increase, 10.
Boston, Sg2, 3g1, O35; increase, Ia.
Philadelphia, 80, $40, 7S2; increase, OF.
Chicago, S3, 10000 increase, 1873.
ST. Louis, 81, go, 3a0; increase, 40.
San Francisco, Nl5, lJG Sl6, increase, 81.
Baltimore, $40, 2Sg, S3s; increase, %.
Cincinnati, 81 ,2l5, $50; increase, a.
New Orleans, $40, 1884, l73; increase, 3G.7.
Iitishurg 80, 1921 OO; iIicreasc, 100
Kansas city, $3.50, is1; Increase, G3.
Louisville, SLS2i,2 $40 mcrpasc, DIS.
Providence, @,Hn,S0o; increase, G.S.
st. Paul, 81, 5i3, 300 inctcnsc, 49,.
Omaha, SlO2I, Cgg0. increase, "a.
Denver, $2,ii7 IN; incrasc, 1872
Minneapolis, &,il2 l22; Increase, $40.
Milwaukee, A,iN,OOO. decrease, 100.
Galveston, sou, iG3, increase, So.
Detroit, ~, silS, S12; incnasc, l7.3.
Cleveland. 1910, 2Ds; increase, 80
Indianapolis $3.50, ISL increase, 27.7.
Memphis, S2GB2, 30l; increase, 23G
Columbus, S2,bi3,l s2; Increase, $40.
Hartford, Sl,123 liS; inccasc, 2l3.
New Haven, sl,2ii, 7O3; increase, o..
Peoria, l,3sG, So; increase, $40
Portland, Al ,O75WO, dcrrrnsc, 50.
Springfield, ~ las 40; increase. 4s4.
Wichita, tsB 100, Increase, ca.
Norfolk, a., lO2, GIS, incnase, I2B.
81 Joseph, sl,5ll, IA; decrrasc, a37.
Worcester, Sion, 80; ihcrpasc 7.G.
Lowell, sfl2. itl2; incrthac, iG1.
Syracuse, Ssi1, 30 inorrnse, IG.5c.
Gnnd Rapids, Sss6lO, increase, 65.3.
Duluth S2OOS,O.D
Total, 81, l00,Gn 49,; increase, IS.
Outside New York, S3G7, OOl ,9Sj; increase
0s.
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Ihn Innr.InE ,Inb.

Omar BESp, kas., Oct 23.-M the
couning club yesterday Meta beat Paul
inc, Plus beat Tppccanoc, Full-oi.Fun
beat Catchayrm, Rowdy beat Clara, Belle
T. Der, Flink. Meta beat Rich.and- lIaW.
Three raccs arc lill 20 he run of Monday
10 decide The final stakes. AZ the bench
show Bclle T. Of Minden, Neb., won first
prizc mud Newton Tip won second prize.
The aiicndancc was good oil week aud
the meeting grand success.
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I'm. 1nhnn sugar MARKET.

HAvASA, oct. 23-Owing TO favorable
news received from foreign markets dur
ing the past week, the sugar demand was
active and prices advanced, aud shippers
gradually increased their orders. The no.
duccd stocks caused holders 10 make cx.
orbi,ant demands. Yesterdays specu.
latiyc sales Of 900 bags u ccntriiugals
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The pe,roi, Nal, c,us,. complaint

NEw YoRE, Oct. s3.-Prcsidcnt stcaIns,
Of the Detroit baseball club, said to a re-
porter today that unless the league
changes lis constitution Mt the next meet
ing, No a. TO give the visiting club per.
ocntagc OF the gate receipts, the Detroit
club will forfeit It's franchise aud join the
American association.
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PARIS, Oct PA sut las been begun
by the Anglo-Amcrican and the Direct
cable companies against The French cable
company, demanding damages because
the French company Nilhdnw from The
cable pool, or the riurn OF fl,2Op'WO
which the French company received from
the pool In excess Of NJ earnings. Inc
suit comes before Die Paris tribunal ON
Tueadav
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snew in the nIneh nIIIs.

foRr MEADE, Oak, oct 2i.-one oi ue
seycrcst snow aud VIM storms ever known
at the Black Hills 81 in lot evening ana
continued all night. Eight inches OF snow
fell and the drifts seriously impede iraNel'
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Rerihen.. anIinni heath.

.pnlnlh bad Inclndcd IN lnl.l..
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Rev, DR.. Talmage's Sunday Sermon.
The Wisdom and Beauty of For
giveness Before Shutdown.
Twelve Hours Long Enough To Be
Cross About Anything.
The Man Who Preserves Good Tenn
per Will Come Out Ahead.
We Ought Not Allow the Sun to Set
Before Forgiveness, Because We
Might Not Live to Sec
Another Day.

BROOKLYN, n. V, Oct. 23.-The Rev.
7. Dewitt TOlmagc, ID, preached in
Brooklyn tabernacle this morning ON the
subject Forgiveness Before Shutdown"
After explaining some passages concerning
Iczckiah, DIR, Talmagc gave out the fol-
lowing hymn, which was sung by the con-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-19
ESTABLECIMIENT0 BALNEARI0
DE LA VILLA DE COAMO,
Puerto. Rico.

Aguss Minero. Medicinales, Sudori
fcas, Lsxsntes, Diureticas, Estimn-
Isntes, T6nicas. ApllcAbles q diversas
enfermedades. Especisles para la Gu
rac.6n del Reumatismo en- todAs sus
formas y de las Erupciones catAneas.
Banos medicinsles dlversas tempera.
taras. AparAtos de duchas. Habita-
clones c6modas con timbre elsetrieo,
para familias. Servicio esmerado, IL
J q cAtegoEiA.
Precios, segun tar.fA. Sarvicio de
eoches para cualq uier panto de Ia I,la.
Oorreo diario sin remuneration alguns.
TELEGRAPH ooombinado, inea de Coamo.
Como ha empezado va Ia tsmporada
de os BAnos, So hace preseote que ell Es,
tabIeclmlento Balnearlo estA proyisto de
inmejofabIes slryieutes y cocineros.
DSbe advertlrse, ademAs, 4 las fAmi-
las que necesitsn De los BAnos que
ran aioIamIento independents del Ho-
tel, qae entire las msjoFas efeetnadar
caentase 10 de una magnfhca casa, ss-
paelosa, elegaote, veGtilada, que bFinds
exoelente eomodlaad ; los sehorsn
banistAs. 80
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Sc VENDEN

diez defecadoras de cobre, sistetna
Call, y un tren de ferro- -carril portatil,
todo de acero, via Om. so, sistema De-
cauville, especial para trasporte de
cafias.
Dicho tren sc compone de:
400 trsmos de rieles de & 5 metros;
$50 id. de a 4 i'd; "a id. de & q; 10
id. de & II; 100 curvas de 2}; 16 i'd. de
H. II crUzamientos de dos Was y 8
id. de 8, con sus correspondientes agu.
jas: 40 wagones para Ia cana; 4 desca.
rrilsdores = 4 perteurs para trasporte
del bsgszo, de l metro 20.
Todo clio sc encuentra en buen esta.
do, como puede verse, en- Is hacienda
"Josefs." Hormigueros, del Excmo.
Sr. D. Jose A. Annoni.
El qns 10 interese podrA dirigir pro.
posiciones { Ia presidencis de la Socie.
dad An6nima de Credito MercantiI,
hasta la una de Ia tsrde del so de Ju.
MO, en- cnJa hors, reunida Ia Directive,
hara Ia adjudication oil mejor postol,
Sc sdvierte que pueden hacerse se.
paradaments lss proposiciones para Il
compra de las defecadoras y del ferro-
carril; que le vents Sc entiende en- el
sitio en- que Sc encuentran, siendo pof
cuenta del comprsdor los gastos de
| trsslaci6n; J que por Ell ferro-carril no
Sc admiten posturss inferiores 4 $4,000.
Puerto Rico, Mayo 81 de 1SS7.-El
Administrator, j. CoS1L.